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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
The Banner announces a weekly Thursday publication from the Main Street office in Russell. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year in advance. Joseph McIntyre is the publisher. The issue dated Thursday March 1st, 1921.
A town mayor writes to the editor urging parents to curb gambling among boys of tender years after observing youths betting money at a rink. He links rampant gambling to future thefts and embezzlement and suggests law action if needed to protect children. The letter also contains editorial clippings on rural road widths and 1926 market summaries.
The fall in wheat prices harmed many farmers but the Federal Trade Commission reports the decline was mainly due to natural factors, not significant market manipulation. The FTC cites seven reasons for the price drop in its briefing to the President.
The article argues for introducing one to one instrumental instruction in public schools. It highlights benefits for students and teachers, including protection from inept teachers, better salaries, improved discipline, and a stable profession, aiming to elevate a nation toward a more musical culture.
A Sun editorial argues Canada’s 40 000 Ross rifles given to Armenians harmed their fight against the Turks and sparked resentment. It notes the weapon’s ineffectiveness, claims Armenians blame Canada for the deaths, and suggests the issue will hurt Near East trade despite wartime relief.
An interval element of the course of studies is described for the school by C B A M. The note outlines a temporary pause or adjustment within the curriculum and hints at instructional aims and structure.
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